The Positive Psychology People

Our website was created in order to share the concepts, research, and theories of positive psychology with the general public, in a language that is easy to understand. It is for anyone with an interest in learning about positive psychology (the science of what makes life worth living) and those who want to know to make a positive change in their personal or business life.

Courses

Introduction to Positive Psychology (Certificated)

Introduction to Positive Psychology (Non-Certificated)

Essential Inner Instruments of Development

Blogs

Podcasts

Contributors

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Inge Beckers

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Tracy Bevan

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Sarah Cramoysan

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Steve Emery

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Aren Henry

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Pinky Jangra

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Lisa Jones

Janette Kirk-Willis

Janette Kirk-Willis

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Lesley Lyle

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Andrew Machon

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Roland Majla

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Sarah Monk

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Nicola Morgan

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Kelly Seaward-Ding

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Bryony Shaw

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James McIntyre-Ure

Andrew Machon – A Guiding Hand

“A Guiding Hand” is a set of cards and a book inspired by the Northern Lights, which Andrew observed and photographed over a 10-year period. The cards contain words and phrases that came from moments of contemplation while observing the Lights, and are intended to offer personal and professional guidance.

Andrew has drawn a card each week and created a blog post and podcast inspired by the words on the card. The cards and book offer practical guidance for positive psychology practitioners and anyone facing personal or professional challenges. Andrew hopes to provide a guiding hand to readers through these weekly conversations.
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